It's another day of staring at a blank page
It's another day of no happiness, sadness, or rage
It's another day within this beautiful cage
Whatever I write, I want to speak
But it's another day of feeling meek
And if you focus, you can hear my heart creak
Just before it breaks with a heartbeat
Watching them treat me like a lump of meat
You sympathize from the house across the street
But like every day,
You turn away,
As I try and fail to keep the tears at bay
When they come back to kick me around
I keep on making pleading sounds
As they remind me, again and again,
That forever to this cage, I am bound.
- Author: The girl next door (Pseudonym) ( Offline)
- Published: August 30th, 2022 06:32
- Comment from author about the poem: I named this poem 'across the street from you' as I wanted readers to realize that this could be happening to anyone: their friends, just a random person on the street, or you neighbours too. I wanted people to realize how utterly common it is, and how no one notices and it's not their fault, but they should realize that it could be anyone, so we should just be careful, and just knowing that is enough. I don't know if I explained this right, but I hope you get it. Thanks for reading.
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